09 Issue spotlights During times of crisis, human rights are often under particular threat. At such times, Meta assesses on- and off-platform risks of imminent harm and responds with specific policies, services, and operational actions to respect rights. In 2022, Meta strengthened our organizational response to support people during periods of escalated tension in any country, including during conflict, elections, or civil unrest. This response brings together a cross-functional team that focuses on prioritization of support and resources to efficiently anticipate and respond to moments of escalated tension anywhere in the world. The work is organized around global elections and active response countries as well as global readiness to anticipate and prepare for future critical events. A set of integrity standards is developed and refined to enable users to report violating content and is represented through nuanced country-language expertise. Crisis Policy Protocol In August 2022, based on a recommendation from the Oversight Board, we launched our internal Crisis Policy Protocol (CPP) to help ensure our policy response to crises is principled and calibrated. The CPP is a dynamic framework that allows us to identify emergent crisis situations and assess their relative severity. It guides our expedited use of targeted or exceptional policy Human rights report 46